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Wow...I've seen the video and now want one. Thing is, I just cannot imagine how upset I would be to discover a scratch on this frame....better just buy it and hang it up. Incidentally, I have a Gios that I think may have been chromed before it was painted. Not relevant here of course, but it does mean that the paint doesn't adhere very well to the frame in parts (particularly around the bottom bracket).
Beautiful. But it'd look even better with gleaming cranks and brakes to match the chrome stays, instead of dull-looking black components.
Wow (the bike, not the jersey)![3](https://cdn.road.cc/sites/all/modules/contrib/smiley/packs/smilies/3.gif)
Of course the Italians have a romantic name for the finish whereas most would just call it sparkly chrome